The Test Quizz - General Faults Flashcards

1
Q

What type of whistle faults can a driver encounter?

A
  • Continuous Whistle
  • Whistle won’t sound
  • Not loud enough
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2
Q

What are the operating alterations/restrictions when the train has no whistle?

A
  • Drive may re-open doors if a passenger wants to board at station
  • Must travel at reduced speed
  • 15km/h in yards, stations or near employees/persons working on or near the line
  • Level crossings driver must flash lights
  • If you think somebody hasn’t noticed you, you may reduce speed/stop
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3
Q

What are the operating restrictions for no headlights during daylight hours?

A

Run as normal except for in the Murl and West richmond tunnel where you must 50km/h.

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4
Q

What category of fault would having no headlight in the hours of darkness be?

How must you travel?

A

Critical fault

You must travel to a siding at 50km/h or 15km/h in stations, yards and level crossings .

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5
Q

Can a train with a lead locked axle keep driving in the forward direction without assistance?

A

No, you must either setback or have another train rescue in a way that makes the locked axle an intermediate wheel.

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6
Q

At what speed can a train move with a locked axle?

A

5km/h, to a place of repair

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7
Q

After a train has passed through a section with a locked axle, and infrastructre personnel are available, at what speed can following trains proceed at prior to it being deemed safe?

A

Reduced speed.

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8
Q

After a train with a locked axle has gone through a section, and infrastrucre personnel are not available, at what speed may following trains proceed?

A

15km/h

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9
Q

What are bogie isolated restrictions?

A

Running on 80%+ run at 10km/h less than track speed down to 60km/h

50%-80% (More than 6 bogies) trains run at extreme caution, to a siding

Less than 50% the train requires rescue

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10
Q

If a bogie is isolated, in addition to the TMM what does the driver need to do?

A

Driver must place a Fault Warning Notice form and position the Fault Warning Stickers near the speedo at both end cabs.

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11
Q

How many doors can be isolated on a train while it remains in service?

A

12

1 door per side, per car.

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12
Q

What are teh two options if a saloon window is cracked and it has penetrated the safety film?

A

CE is placed near the break

Disabled train

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13
Q

When assisting a disabled train and powering and braking is controlled from the lead, what is the speed restrictions?

A

Reduced speed

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14
Q

When assisting a disabled train and powering is controlled from a trailing motor and braking is controlled from the lead, what is the speed restrictions?

A

40km/h

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15
Q

When assisting a disabled train and powering and braking is controlled from somewhere other than the lead, what is the speed restrictions?

A

15km/h (Propelling)

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16
Q

What types of communication can be used in recuing situations?

A

Cab 2 cab
Mobile
Whistle/horn codes
Radio, portable to portable
Hand signals

17
Q

If a damaged pantograph is detected while changing ends, what must be done?

A

Assess the risk.

If necessary
(TEC, Not including PAs)
Stable the train
Isolate the pantograph
Shunt the train